Watch | Lightning strike in South Carolina turns utility pole into fireball; dashcam video leaves internet stunned

A police dashcam captured a terrifying moment in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, when lightning struck a utility pole, causing it to explode in a fireball. The intense strike led to widespread power outages and road closures as live wires fell. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and Dominion Energy swiftly responded to restore power and clear…

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Independence day essay ideas for kids and students

India commemorates its Independence Day on August 15th, a day filled with patriotic fervor and reflection. The celebration honors the sacrifices of freedom fighters like Mahatma Gandhi and Bhagat Singh, while reminding citizens of their responsibilities. The day encourages students to engage with the nation’s history through essay competitions and cultural programs.

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84% of Gen Z use GenAI to interpret news: What it reveals about today’s learners

A recent Google–Kantar study shows 84% of Gen Z use generative AI to interpret news, reflecting a shift from passive consumption to active curation. This hyper-connected generation relies on AI for clarity, translation, and context while maintaining scepticism toward unverified sources. Their habits blend global awareness with local identity, reshaping how information is processed and…

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Think you’re ‘healthy’? US cardiologist warns you to swear off these ‘good habits’ for long-term health goals

A US cardiologist cautions that some seemingly healthy habits can harm your heart. Overloading on protein, weekend binge drinking, and frequent cannabis use pose risks. Intense workouts without adequate sleep, prolonged sitting, high-sodium breakfasts, and ignoring sleep health also contribute to heart problems. Moderation is key; balanced diets, active movement, and sufficient rest are crucial…

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‘Ek ke baad ek BrahMos, then a pee dam’: Mithun Chakraborty’s jibe at Bilawal Bhutto; says ‘message for ex-Pakistan foreign minister only’

Mithun Chakraborty has responded to Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s warning on the Indus Waters Treaty with sarcasm, hinting at potential retaliation. Bhutto’s threats included reclaiming rivers and warning of India’s defeat in war, following General Munir’s nuclear threat. India dismissed Pakistan’s rhetoric, reaffirming its commitment to national security against nuclear blackmail.

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